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Californians reject billionaire tax, voter ID requirement

The measures would have imposed a one-time 5% wealth tax on billionaires and required voter identification for state elections.

(The Center Square) – Proposals for a billionaire tax and a voter ID requirement both failed in California's election Tuesday.

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The No to Proposition 40 to the referendum victory that wanted to introduce a one-off patrimony of 5% on the wealth of the Californian ultrabillionaires. Between the escape of some (such as the founders of Google and Paypal) and the bellyaches of others (such as Mark Zuckerberg) in the end among voters prevailed fear for the loss of wealth and income

·Italy
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The "Proposal 40" provided for the introduction of an exceptional tax on the wealthy in California, but this measure should not be adopted, since the "no" currently prevails with 56.41% of the votes of voters in the richest state in the United States.

·Gennevilliers, France
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